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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.

0IfnWuOuIS 0uu pulIIuuobs
a L1ANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
ace Drew and rom pEfS sr Il n M oS
EesH sai b resESa VIA S%' Annex Fuonss
W EST SHORE RAILROAD.
T,.n, leave Mee a. So IS ss. and Is min
u'f 6e sa,li' and fFG Chicago q n.y.
s s Suspension Bridge Niasa
' :a2 80 e 4 az 49,, IT,
' 6an :, no West ro q TO- se~su,s
Sis, sa5 m, and % p ofanstOns, Cornwall
For Montreal and Canada East Q os
Hamilton London g ;0s a M 900 $40 D. H.
1'is%s e &, sais Falls Gin
trains Sa S5ssOi ps sgose cr
Apply Oces cc srS fSas N F sS1
,cnss sC s ssa Srosdxsy
F; eng $.i.. .;ss3i e %
A-RONDOuT KlNGsTHN AND CATS
yves, fd n Cornwall SewOurs. MarloCrSssS Million
ssuy and co E snd css
Steamers City Of Kingston and James " baldwin leave
sety ss Tsss gay vsea Ss
BOSTON. WATCH HILL. NARRAGAN-
VIA STONING1ON LINE.
From New PIER &c. North River, one block above Canal
st At s d. daily except Sunday Through car from
steamers landing Pier without extra charge
TOR HUDSON and COXSACKlE.
I Steamer KAATER- KILL on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at o D. IN, from foot OF yay:sL. n. r. ,, 49,.
Steamer McMANUs, Monday. wednesday ana friday from
Pier foot OF Frankin-st, At u p NJ
Beats connect with Boston and Albany X H.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
20 ~ sYE tnfNiNG sE ExPkE Res
FEHfN y9H 10 .f Bust sE@Hys on TIM PULLMAN
Depots York; foot OF Barclay ana CHRISTOPHER
Ga m Daily except SUNDAYS, Buffalo and 0swego ES'
press Water Gap, Stroudsburg scranton Binghamon
Elma hath. Dansvllc, Buffalo, Syracuse Oswsgo HfS me-
Oxford orwich Utica connect at scranton tor flee'Vn
Wikesbarre Danvlle Northumberland At owego FOR
/ y. m. Binghamton and Elmira express or msses
Gap, Scranton BDghamton. Owego and tnlra SonnccS
q, Scranton for Pitttou Kingston, Wilkes barre &c.
IIo .. m Scranton Wikesbarre and Kingston LA
m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express, for stroTas'
burg, Scranton, Binghamton Qwego Emira, Cornmt
bath Wayand. Dansvie. Buffalo, &C., arriving In bu'
falo 10 q m sleeping coach 10 Olean an, o.u.,o
D. Daily buffalo Utica and pansyilie, 0swes1
Syracuse, Oswcgo Greene, oxford, Norwich uuca &C..
except Saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains tof AL
Richaeid Springs, q m daily except Sundays; Pm
daily. Pullman sleeper attached.
Tickets sale and baggage checked az $50 Bfoaawa
ana &C Westcot Express Offices In wYork and brookyn
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STAINED.

Coed Ordinary 1915 Lew MddnR. 7-l6
st. Good Ordinary. MiddiinK. bl6
The marre future deliveries owing chiefly
recepts ports First prices indicated de-
cline Of a2 points and the final quotations represented
points decline September points decline on Octeber
advance November unchanged aud other
months 204 points decline from yesterdays closing.
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RED sI Fos A krSEi AND PARIS
Sailing from New. YORK and AntwerD weekly o
.5s rs S F % SO @ IL ssi
$50 Ag
A NCHOR LINE U. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
HiTY 1E ANR WiS
Ii r1sso ssP va sis
%1S. ::s.1S &. m RsrS:..i.
sssaP ana g 9s. s1s
:a from ps al r. SSst o. Is's
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
Es q Norh a i've
"a 6HAMPA4NE soaras sso5 OF a. a M
IS SSs s xas: 9
w HITE STAR LINE.
r2k SqEhHfISgH fEp
CAPT
ShdgtS S.S isyas
Oh sos siG
ss ss I go
II ca Tsas!
sTATEs M ATb sTFAMHpss
Leave Pier 50. n. r. foot Of King-st
LASkA----....-.--- 10000 uesaay oepS ~ tp pay
WYOMING TUESDAY. OCT a M
ARIZONA: uesday uctooer Z a. Anu
NEVADA. Tuesday. O,tober 20 ll30 a. m
Cabin $50 and upward according toocation Inter
mediate iseconr- cassl $50 Storage $40.
A. n. UNDERHILL a CO. IS broadway. n. Y.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
j LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA. CEN.
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New.York. pier foot Of Canalst. ~ r
For Franc via the Isthmus OF Panama
c cs z Fi h isi 1us' in S' RATES fSsn
SAN FRANCISCO.
From San Francisco. 1st and Brannan St.,
for China and Japan
CITY OF Sydney sails Tuesday Oct ii. p. m.
For freight passage and general Information apply AZ COM
II. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
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SPIRITS OF TURpBNTfNR.

cmAELEsrox. Sept. II. -rurpentine omet AZ 20 &c
BAvAxNAu. sept 2I.--rutpoatins quiet ~ ~ rc
WILMINGTON Sept 2I.-Iurssntine nrm AZ ~ 10.
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s.s.. q s:;s spring ."a sa.e % 'ss
s oe and ues s. ":
isSs' S0 .es
81 s6Ss4 SIS latter Old. but New moi, quoted ever
isr G. SSmS S,S0 S' Good n 8 csa
to sa' so sS to fF klTe
i9& 5 se. &c
G%s'sSo 800
bushels wheat indicated by the weekly
1D as o. ss
especially around noon chonv owing 70 tho unsettled
the main session concerted bnyng sharp advance
along The whole Inn. and na figures INC hrGs: 81 o
was ;sS.. IN s a n re at u
bushels future 200 Snsn.. spot including TasraG.d
sIsed R.s sSse Ne no. h es ]:
Sis d.yer. No Red September 7s'.s7s':cs closing
Son:SS.f %' 80 s'ss eis:ns pscsms:S
closing e. sZ.c de- i.sssry 30 Si9Ssia el"s
DO March. s5.as6Sc closing Sc 9c; DO APRIL sS'.S
so:is. at s'i,as DO June sse closing a,
B BS ssa and
Dull and nominal CoRN1Un the OPTIC. 1aIts. NV, I've
ssm. .2nf
nan ss the n sas:
su,as, spot asudof u.eslsa Mixed at a. s..;,S
ss2 s SSS Hs@ Nina Ss.ss.
&C. SSf p.e. sS SGss%s! essns S1 S
81 sS2rc. els.iss Al t3eioATs-I influence q
depar1msS the market %iaans M arm highest prices
Ss su.: :Is future Urn
e s2; de- W Will: &c. Nj Mixed s %ss.r: ss sS
ssc o''' %sits DO. sss4cH' 80 ocssssr StSssse 90
Ss%ssS Sac DO N.1.%o. and
IN Soo n,. r,x,r, the oount NJ what on massage
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CoR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
IL BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAs6ACHUsETIe
send 4. .. Box SOIL for summer Excursaoo 6ook.
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A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
y H. s Fsy Ss q. s Ncs s' sass: s:s
toSshss :. Albany. Toy s.eussios isEs.. q e.
pay LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.
u. FESsIs!s 70 ::s soga% 81. ss
'si'i' :is q. ..... e Co., f..
CATsKILL EVENING LINE.
49, k.se'l ana a. E:;i Leave rs ~ VI
sss sssa sss
SHORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
and the Es leaves r;ss
4 s Sunday
NEWso,YlS0RK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
S Rss ass ev A'0u ra
Sss 50. 81 ss:ss!
s'S
+ From 70 Ios: y x liSs,y.s, sass !, aS NJ So
ssS Pax E00D z sAseHEs
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Ill NEW pi 75k XIX . ssf. 1I.sisAsx.
s,oo.,,n Dsiy s.ssDs. su2 %sS.9
Is
Returning ''i ~. 4'sis s each boat
sH saS$SSF 4 {. s::s 4. 4;
NEWYoREK ONTARIO a!;I & w WESTERN az r. ssL EY
follows:
80 s: sS VI sss Hsf
Norwich. tea, Rome, Oneida, Fulton, Oswego Buffalo,
Detroit, Chicago. Malkiii Valley points. -. ,,,...
Lake wsiita valley points.
Middieown Falisburg Liberty, Walton Norwich, Oneida,
Oswego, Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis
pullman sleeping car berhs reserved e So7 Broadway
wsy ~ sth'avs., isz last isStSse, 90 West i2Sth
st., N. Y. ]. U. ANDERSON, y. p. A.,
IL Exchange-place N. Y.
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A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
"A ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week day at .. from Pier Al N. T., FOOT Of
Canalst.
Freight received until the hour Of departure,
Leave brooklyn via Annex. Futon-st, at S p. m
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j AFAN'ChINA'
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave Francisco follows
SAN PABLO. Saturday. Dot l.
VTt ~
GAELIC. BELGIC. SAN PABLO.
superbiy Apponte i-Superlor Acco unoiatioaa
made by letter tele graph AMI
cabin plans seen at 2S7 Broadway NewYovk Room H.
Railroad Building san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD, President
T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
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The Best Thing that has Hit Us.

1t is said on the authority of the druggists,
who tell the drummer that the Moxie Nerve
Food beverage is fact taking the place of
fancy liquors and wines; it has the happy
faculty of being a better drink, stopping the
appetite for liquor, leaving no morbid appe-
tite, and is harmless as Cruel. What is
worse, all classes and endorse 1t, from
the clergy Down There is good reason to
believe that it stops the nervous, tired habit
in women, and gives almost double power of
endurance, as they so state it themselves. 1t
will save the eternal drugging to build up.
II is said to contain no medicine, alcohol or
poison, and DR.. Thompson, its originator, is
the kind of man who has the confidence OF
all New England, and has the largest prac-
tee. II is creating more excitement in the
country than the discovery of the telegraph,
and its field of usefulness is higher. The
price Is low. Now no man has the least ex-
cuse for being drunkard. 80 cents quart.
The druggists sell it. angl6i2tawnr
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The Cabinet not the Scape-GOat of
the Administrations.

One of the latest devices for shielding
the President from the severe criticism to
which he has subjected himself by his
laundering administration is furnished by
that able mugwump journal. the Boston
Herald. 1t is in substance that Mr.,
Cleveland in the formation of his cabinet
ignored the men who had been promi
nent in the democratic party in past years.
and, instead. sought out and elevated to
positions OF trust and responsibility those
who had not before been conspicuous,
either as politicians or statesmen 1t
further states that the members had not
even exhibited that administrative ca
pacity which the President had right to
expect of them While this seems some-
what novel way of accounting for the
failure of Mr.. Cleveland's administration
there is, however, very much truth in what
the Herald says. The cabinet has not been
and is not now very conspicuous for its
brilliancy. When compared with former
cabinets it does not appear very strong.
But since the cabinet was an experiment"
by one who was "head and shoulders
above his official family in his knowledge
of affairs and his readiness and ability to
treat them" the cabinet cannot be re-
sponsible for the acts OF SO superior a
President who created so interior a
cabinet. The cabinet even with its Gar
land OF Pan-Eleetric fame, lbs Bayard, the
dilly-dally tool OF English noblemen, its
Whitney. the costly iumbler in naval
architecture, its Villas, who has had no
further conception OF his office than to turn
the rascals out and create an inferior mail
service, its Lamar. the clustering and do
nothing member whose influence is de-
voted to the interests of his former con-
stituency, its Endico;t, the unfortunate
mugwump representative made prominent
only by the rebel flag order; its Fairchild.
the puzzling and experimenting guardian
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cess of mining operations there, less oouot-
full than is usual insuch cases, for il materially
lessons that important item of preliminary ca
penses, and it will enable such companies
as NAV be formed to obtain workmen at
moderate figures With such redundant
population as England possesses, there VIII
be no difficulty in inducing miners to go to
Simla, which is VIGOROUSLY the paradise of
the Englishman in India.
Tue region of the foothills of the Central
Himalava Mountain group enjoys temperate
climate, which is positively chilly during the
prevalence of the southwest monsoons. ms
ia the rainy season of the tropics. Tins chill
illness il an exquisite delight to the white man
who has been boiled in his own perspiration
in Calcutta or Bombay, and it is universally
conceded that this which some travellers have
considered drawback is in reality the chief
virtue of the locality because it supplies the
necessary bracing to a constitution that has
lost its tone. The English who reside there
every year have made experiments with Eng
lish fruits, flowers and vegetables. which
grow to perfection. They have introduced
English beeves, and sheep from the Cape OF
Good Hope, and have made the place as Eng
lish as possible. so that the English workman
who go out Tor the mining companies that
will be formed. will have all those creature
comforts in which they revel with the advan-
tage of delightful climate. Under these
circumstances it is hardly possible that a
mining town should not arise where English
families will reside permanently without any
wish to return to England.
This is something which the English gov
eminent has long sought TO compass, but has
never vet succeeded. Englishmen IN India
in every capacity have always been there like
the soldiers of garrison; they do not settle
there The climate is too detestable to per
nit it. But now that the delicious foothills
Of the Himslayas. or rather the lateral spurs
of the foothills-the great ramparts that hold
up the monstrous masses-are known to De
auriferous, the problem is solved. Up to tue
date of the present discovery 1t was an Item
OF popular belief current everywhere In lndla
that the Himalayas held no mineral treasures.
a Eastern Tlibet indeed, it was known that
the inhabitants did some gold washing and
obtained triting results, but the dlsadvan-
tages of that locality were So tremendous that
Investigators dt clined even to make thor
ough search, and mining interests there were
never dreamed of by the most speculative
capitalists,
In that long duel which England has been
fighting with Russia. and in which the recent
reverses of the Emir of AfghaDistan counted
strong goint for the Muscovite, honOrs may
have been made easy by this find, and the
British must feel jubilant.
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of the Treasury, is not so easily made the
scapegoat of this laundering administra-
ton,
A Voice from the South.

Hardly has the name of Postmaster
General Villas been mentioned as possible
candidate for Vice-President on the next
democratic ticket, than showers OF scath-
ing criticisms fall upon his head. The
postal service of the country is severely
complained of and the prostitution Of his
department to the furtherance of his polit-
ical advancement is loudly denounced.
The latest and most emphatic complaint
is made by the Jacksonville Times Union,
the leading democratic journal OF Florida.
Under the caption, "a Rotten Service" it
severely attacks the efficiency of the pos
tai service and declares that there never
has been time since the re-establishment
of the post office system Immediately after
the war when the mail service in Florida
was as rotten, disorganlzed, demoralized
and untrustworthy as it is to-day" The
cause ascrlbed for this state of things is
the lax discipline and the substitution of
inexperienced greenhorns' in places OF
trained and experienced clerks" Mr..
Villas is denounced as a spokesman of the
most energetic kind and the destroyer
of an admirably organized
postal service. This is the
manner in which the mention OF Mr.Vilas'
name as the candidate for the vice presi-
dency is greeted in Florida. Mr.. Villas is
working his entire force OF fifty thousand
postmasters to secure for him this much
coveted position. He has been working
for this very position tor some time, and
has disregarded the country's interest to
forward his own private purposes. The
"clean sweep has certainly been made for
Villas, but in so doing he has perhaps not
considered that pOstmasters do not elect
the President. The people who now
complain have very much to do in this llt-
tie matter, and when they complain so
loudly OF the inefficiencv of the postal SER
vice as does this voice from the South, it
is high time that Mr. Villas took his cue
and devoted his remaining energy to rem
edying the impairng Of the service, which
he has caused, and made a desperate eff
fort to secure at least a nomination.
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Finding Gold in India.
A REGION WHERE MINING MAY BE CARRIED
on TO GREAT ADVANTAGE.

The recent dispatch from Simla announc
ing the discovery of rich veins of gold bear
ing quartz in the Kulu Valley is news of i'm
portsnce Such discovery will allure to
Hindoostsn an English mining element that
may easily be induced to remain there per
msnently. There is no other part of the
great peninsula where the climste is so suit
able to English temperaments, Here too it
is possible for English muscles to be exerted
with the same force as al home. 1t is IN the
immediate neighborhood of the great ssns-
tsrium of the Euglish official world, Indeed
Simla is more than than that, for it is the
recognized summer capital of the Governor
General. and is also The capital of the Cow
ernor Of the Northwest Provinces At UNI
bsllah. also, not far of, is the greatest
cavalry station of the peninsular. There
will De 40 difficulty in equipping narrow
gauge mountain road to the mining GENRE.
wherever that may ultimately be. This
peculiarly fortunate location makes the sue
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The Verdict Unanimous

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi-
fees: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took six
bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of 10
years standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellvile, Ohio afiirms; The best selling
medicine have ever handled in my 20 years
experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands
of others have added their testimony, so that
the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bltters
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only hslf a dollar a bottle at De-
vine & Coughlin's.
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New Jersey has got $50 convicts in its
State Prison and 10 of them cannot read
or write. So it is proposed to start night
school and give the latter common school
education Among the convicts are sew
erai men who were once bank clerks, and
one who was bank president. They have
offered their services as instructors, and
will be chosen members of the faculty.
Another instance of attempt to improve
the condition of convicts is recorded re-
Gently. The convicts of the State prison
at saltwater. Mimi, have commenced to
publish a paper. the profits of which are
to be expended in furnishing a prison Ii
brary for the use OF the convicts. North
ern prison systems contrast very strongly
compared to the british systems of those
OF the South.
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Spain has been for some time engaged
in making preparations tor fitting cele
bration Of the four hundredth anniversary
of the discovery Of America. Its enter
prise will be sure of hearty response
from all the nations that flourish on the
Western Continent. We on this side of
the Atlantic owe much more to the untir-
ing patience and energy of Columbus than
does Spain. In any joint undertaking on
the part of the North and South American
nations to commemorate this great event
in history, the United States should not
occupy the Sc sond place.
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Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris. Tex, by the remarkable re-
covery of MIR J. +. Corley, who was so help
less he could not turn in bed, or raise his
head; everybody said he was dying of Con-
sumption. A trial bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery was sent him Finding relief, he
bought a large bottle and box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills ard two bottles of the Discov-
erv, he was well and had gained in flesh thir-
tv-six pounds. Trial Bottles of this Great
discovery for Consumption free at Devine &
Cnughlin's.
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Useful Recipes.

LOBSTER CRooUErrEs To can of pre-
served lobster, chopped fine, add pepper, salt
and powdered mace. Mix with these one
fourth as much bread crumbs as you have
meat, work in two tablespoonful of melted
butter, and make into egg-shaped rolls. Roll
these in raw egg, then III cracker dust, and
fry in butter or very sweet lard. Serve drv
and hot With crosses or parsley LAID around
them. If after eating the above you happen
TO be troubled with Indigestion, take dose
of Steele's Little Bile Pills, which you can
buy for % cents PER bottle. of J. NJ Mixer
and C. 3. Murphy & Co. iel6d&wlw
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For time ny life was despaired of. My
trouble with the Kidneys, Liver and
BIadder-slso Constipation. Finally used
DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and in nv
opinion it saved my life. | make this state
ment to save those who suffer as | did.--A
J. Clifford, Lowell, Mass, Druggists; 81.
Send 2-cent stamp to DR.. David Kennedy,
Rondout, n. Y, for his book on Kidney,
Liver and Blood disorders. Mention this
paper. Je7-d&w5w
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Rheum.tlsm Has Been the Cause of

many great mans passage to the great
majority Many lite has been taken by
this dread disease that might have been
spared had the possessor only known and
taken Menard's Rheumatic Bullets. Thew
are certain, and at Ghe' same time a pleas
ant cure for Rheumatism, Gout and Neural
gia. They can be procured at 81 90 per bot
tie, from j. NJ. Mixer and c. b. Murphy &
Co iel6d&wlw
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Peter Shsw, of West Winfield, n. Y, was
affi cted y ith severe cough, with pain in the
side ard lungs and general depression causing
himself and friends great alarm. He tried
many remedies with no good results One
bottle If Wistar's B4sam Of Wild Cherry
cured him augl6d&w1w
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'gS E"drY Is the hest Coueh ure, -. 'ol-. 81
aAzSh'5 Su-phGR SOAP heals and beauties, 2a;.
GeRMAH CGRN REMOVER kills C,rne s, Burions, 25c.
NILS HAIR & WHISPER DYE-B'ae, ts Brown. SOC
FIXE'S T00TaACHE DROPS cure in Minute, %
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS e.e a sure cure, SOC
lan27teod&wly
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In27teod&wiy

Ffrs.-Au its stopped free by DIR. Khnes
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after frs,
days use. Marvellous cures, Treatise and
= 90 trial bottle free to ft cases. Send t
DR.. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Philadelphia, Ps.
ian2TeOi&wtx
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The Kennebec journal establishment ia prepared
at all times to give Immediate attention to orders OF
any kind Of book or job printing. We have every
facility for doing work cheaply and well. Have new
presses, large quantities Of paper stock and the
latest styles Of type. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention.
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The vote cast at the recent election in
Utah for the proposed State constitution,
makes a very strong argument against the
there having been fewer than 5000 votes
cast out of total registration OF 2O,3OO.
The easy inference from these figures is
that people 50 Indifferent to matters in
volving their organic law and the basis Of
self government are not yet prepared for
she greater powers and responsibilities of
statehood.
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DR.. BOOTHS LITTLE PILLS

Sick Headache. Constipation, Dyspepsia. Distress
after Eating, Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness,
Pain in the Side, Coated Tongue, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Saow Skin. and all dis
orders caused by bilious state of the system.
They do this without disturbing the stomach or
purging the bowe 8. and there is no pain gripping or
discomfort attending their use. Ii is no longer nee
essary to scour ones insides out with the old fash
Toned purgative pills, and they are fast giving way
to the gentle action of this mild and pleasant RENE
dy.
Booths Little Pills entirely unlike all other
pills, aud are marvel to all who use them. They
very small, strictly vegetable and As the dose is
only pills. they readily taken by young
old without thought If the presence of medi-
cine. If try them You will certainly be pleased
In walls at rs cents each, or for Sl.o0. Sold by
dealers everywhere, sent by mail.